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Does anyone know of an open-source implementation of a partial least squares algorithm in C or C++?
Have you checked out R-Project? Got to love Google :)
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Where do I get to see the concepts getting implemented strictly using C++11 language and library features?
I will prefer a simple library to start using it right away.
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Can anyone recommend a handwritten digit/number recognition library which I could use in c++/OpenGL. I need to recognise the digits/numbers in my OpenGL project written by a user.
Try Tesseract, you should be fine if you're only working with digits.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I've been using boost::geometry, but it's still a young project and has a few too many bugs at the moment. Doubtless these will be fixed one day but is there a better choice right now?
EDIT: the bugs that were troubling me are now fixed - back on boost::geometry.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I want to use RPC+protobuf in my distributed application(written by C/C++), and I found that there are already some RPC implementations listed in "Third-Party Add-ons for Protocol Buffers", but I cannot find out which one is the best. Could someone tell me the best practice of RPC+protobuf?
Thanks in advance.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I am looking for a tool can convert C++ code to Flow chart & Psudocode, can I find one ?
you can use crystal_FLOW
http://www.sgvsarc.com/Prods/CFLOW/Crystal_FLOW.htm